Overcrowded Kentucky animal shelter forced to put pets in bathroom

KENTON COUNTY, Ky. ( FOX 56 ) —Another Kentucky animal shelter is in urgent need of foster parents and forever homes.

On Tuesday, Kenton County Animal Services went to Facebook to inform its community that they are now having to put dogs in the bathroom due to overcrowding.

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“We have dogs in the bathroom due to lack of space. We have so many dogs who are great with everyone. We have small dogs, large dogs, kittens and more,” the shelter said.

Kenton County Animal Services shared a collection of animals in need of foster homes.

Anyone interested in taking in a foster pet can fill out a form on the Kenton County Animal Services website. Animal adoption applications can also be filled out online.

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